Drama
Learning Connections in Primary Schools
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Product details:
- Publisher OUP Australia & New Zealand
- Date of Publication 29 November 2007
- ISBN 9780195560435
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages528 pages
- Size 247x192x23 mm
- Weight 1159 g
- Language English 0
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Short description:
Written to assist pre-service teachers to understand how drama can be used in an integrated learning approach, Drama: Learning Connections in Primary Schools examines approaches for involving students in drama and presents strategies foe using drama as a base for social learning.
MoreLong description:
Drama: Learning Connections in Primary Schools takes a problem-based approach to integrating drama with other creative arts, and provides pre-service teachers with classroom-tested activities for teaching drama to children in primary, upper primary and middle-school years. The book combines a strong research foundation with 'stories from the field' to examine the learning connections that can be made with drama, and develops strategies for incorporating the use of drama across the
curriculum.
Written for both pre-service teachers and experienced teachers working within English and creative arts curricula, the book encourages a view of drama as a learning tool rather than just an art form. With its focus on evaluation and assessment within a practice framework, students learn how to develop an integrated drama programme, which is an invaluable basis for developing teaching and learning programmes in general.
Table of Contents:
Part 1. Describing Drama-Parameters & Possibilities
Introducing drama
Part 2. Realising Drama—Developing the Senses
Sense of Self
Sense of Others
Sense of Drama
Part 3. Drama in the Curriculum - Maximising Learning
Classroom Drama Implementation
Social Learning through Drama
Integrated Learning through Drama
Part 4. Activating Alternatives-Shaping Drama Experience
Improvising, Role Playing & Playbuilding
Story Making, Telling & Dramatising
Part 5. Appreciating Drama - Performance Perspectives
Readers' Theatre: Scripting & Staging
Children's Theatre: Playwriting & Performing
Theatrical Traditions: Appreciating & Responding
Appendix
Glossary
References
Index
